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12,601
2020-10-07
Bank contacts reported ample capacity to lend to creditworthy borrowers; however, surveys of credit availability indicated that bank lending was tight.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.841
positive
0.672255
positive
0.7184
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,602
2020-11-25
On net, most foreign equity indexes declined, option-implied volatility in the euro area increased a bit, and most AFE long-term sovereign yields fell.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.956
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
12,603
2021-01-06
Nominal shipments of nondefense capital goods excluding aircraft rose strongly in October, and new orders for these capital goods continued to advance.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.936
positive
0.672255
positive
0.7184
positive
neutral
neutral
12,604
2021-02-17
In contrast, money market funds and open-ended mutual funds were characterized by significant vulnerabilities associated with liquidity transformation.
18
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.634
neutral
0.49355
neutral
-0.0258
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,605
2021-04-07
However, in contrast to recent months, most of the recent increase in longer-term Treasury yields was accounted for by higher TIPS-implied real yields.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7502
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
12,606
2021-05-19
Based on reports from business contacts, some participants noted that the step-up in demand for labor had started to put some upward pressure on wages.
25
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.823
negative
0.400856
negative
-0.4019
neutral
neutral
positive
12,607
2021-08-18
The situation was quite different in some emerging market economies (EMEs) whose low vaccination rates left them vulnerable to new waves of infections.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.668
negative
0.378975
negative
-0.4939
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,608
2021-08-18
These participants pointed out that there was no evidence of broad-based price pressures or of inappropriately high longer-term inflation expectations.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.558
negative
0.426536
negative
-0.296
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,609
2021-10-13
Nevertheless, market participants emphasized that, even with these procedures, a delayed payment would create severe and broad-based market disruption.
19
No majority found
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.909
negative
0.343305
negative
-0.6486
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,610
2021-10-13
Participants noted that their District contacts generally did not expect these bottlenecks to be fully resolved until sometime next year or even later.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.296
positive
0.608045
positive
0.4391
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,611
2022-04-06
In their discussion of current economic conditions, participants noted that indicators of economic activity and employment had continued to strengthen.
20
positive
positive
neutral
positive
0.9242
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
positive
neutral
neutral
12,612
2022-05-25
In the April SLOOS, large banks reported unchanged standards on C&I loans to small firms, while small banks tightened standards modestly to such firms.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.146
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,613
2022-05-25
Redeem Treasury coupon securities up to this monthly cap and Treasury bills to the extent that coupon principal payments are less than the monthly cap.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.001
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,614
2022-07-06
Redeem Treasury coupon securities up to this monthly cap and Treasury bills to the extent that coupon principal payments are less than the monthly cap.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.001
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,615
2022-08-17
Most market participants appeared to view a moderation of inflation and slower, but still positivee, economic growth ahead as the most likely scenario.
23
positive
neutral
positive
negative
-0.311
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,616
2022-08-17
In addition, the staff assessed that business leverage was high, but businesses maintained ample cash on hand and their credit quality remained strong.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9203
positive
0.699349
positive
0.8442
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,617
2022-08-17
Redeem Treasury coupon securities up to this monthly cap and Treasury bills to the extent that coupon principal payments are less than the monthly cap.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.001
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,618
2022-08-17
Redeem Treasury coupon securities up to this monthly cap and Treasury bills to the extent that coupon principal payments are less than the monthly cap.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.001
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,619
2022-10-12
Outflows from funds dedicated to emerging markets continued at a modest pace, and credit spreads in emerging market economies narrowed somewhat on net.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.295
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,620
2022-10-12
Redeem Treasury coupon securities up to this monthly cap and Treasury bills to the extent that coupon principal payments are less than the monthly cap.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.001
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,621
2022-11-23
A couple of participants noted that drought conditions in the Midwest were making some waterways, notably the Mississippi River System, less navigable.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.953
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,622
2022-11-23
Redeem Treasury coupon securities up to this monthly cap and Treasury bills to the extent that coupon principal payments are less than the monthly cap.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.001
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,623
2023-01-04
Redeem Treasury coupon securities up to this monthly cap and Treasury bills to the extent that coupon principal payments are less than the monthly cap.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.001
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,624
2023-02-22
Redeem Treasury coupon securities up to this monthly cap and Treasury bills to the extent that coupon principal payments are less than the monthly cap.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.001
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,625
2006-01-03
The resumption of commercial aircraft production boosted manufacturing output and more than offset a fall in the production of motor vehicles and parts.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9222
positive
0.599144
positive
0.4019
positive
neutral
neutral
12,626
2006-01-03
Real spending on nonresidential construction improved materially in the third quarter, boosted by substantial gains in drilling and mining expenditures.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9383
positive
0.704517
positive
0.8689
positive
neutral
neutral
12,627
2006-01-03
Foreign industrialized economies expanded robustly in the third quarter, and available indicators for the fourth quarter appeared promising, on balance.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8834
positive
0.635851
positive
0.5574
positive
neutral
neutral
12,628
2006-01-03
At its November meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee decided to increase the target level of the federal funds rate 25 basis points, to 4 percent.
26
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.4447
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,629
2006-02-21
Consumer sentiment measured by surveys moved up in December and, judging by the preliminary reading of the Michigan Survey, edged up further in January.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9276
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,630
2006-02-21
In some areas, home price appreciation reportedly had slowed noticeably, highlighting the risks to aggregate demand of a pullback in the housing sector.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.94
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
negative
neutral
neutral
12,631
2006-04-18
Some participants cited stronger growth abroad and robust nonresidential investment spending as potentially contributing more to activity than expected.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.905
positive
0.691555
positive
0.8074
positive
neutral
neutral
12,632
2006-05-31
Industrial production in March expanded at about the same strong pace as it did in February, with gains posted across all major components of the index.
26
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9276
positive
0.698507
positive
0.8402
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,633
2006-07-20
The Committee also discussed briefly the schedule for FOMC meetings next year and tentatively agreed to increase the number of two-day meetings to four.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.182
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,634
2006-11-15
The output of motor vehicles and parts fell in September, as automakers continued to trim production of light trucks in response to bloated inventories.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.967
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
12,635
2006-11-15
The U.S. international trade deficit widened to another record in August, reflecting a surge in imports that more than offset a sizable jump in exports.
25
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8327
negative
0.400856
negative
-0.4019
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,636
2006-11-15
Nonetheless, nearly all participants viewed the current rates of core inflation as uncomfortably high and stressed the importance of further moderation.
21
neutral
neutral
negative
negative
-0.879
negative
0.387271
negative
-0.4588
neutral
neutral
positive
12,637
2007-10-09
In the days after the August FOMC meeting, financial market participants appeared to become more concerned about liquidity and counterparty credit risk.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.591
neutral
0.531956
positive
0.128
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,638
2007-11-20
In South America, activity was strong, boosted by high prices for commodities and, in Argentina and Venezuela, by expansionary macroeconomic policies.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9382
positive
0.672255
positive
0.7184
positive
neutral
neutral
12,639
2008-01-02
In Canada and the United Kingdom, output growth moderated but remained robust, as vigorous domestic demand was partly offset by rapid growth of imports.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9193
positive
0.697622
positive
0.836
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,640
2008-04-08
The recently enacted fiscal stimulus package was expected to boost real GDP in the second half of 2008, but that effect was projected to unwind in 2009.
27
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.6186
positive
0.599144
positive
0.4019
positive
neutral
neutral
12,641
2008-05-21
The unemployment rate rose to 5.1 percent in March, significantly above its level a year ago, and the labor force participation rate was little changed.
25
neutral
negative
neutral
positive
0.8865
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
12,642
2008-05-21
Available data for Canada indicated a continued substantial drag from exports in the first quarter, although domestic demand appeared relatively robust.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.698
positive
0.550403
positive
0.2023
negative
neutral
neutral
12,643
2008-05-21
Against this backdrop, term spreads in interbank funding markets and spreads on commercial paper issued by financial institutions widened significantly.
20
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5129
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,644
2008-10-07
Tight credit conditions, the ongoing housing contraction, and elevated energy prices were likely to weigh on economic growth over the next few quarters.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.896
positive
0.677652
positive
0.743
negative
neutral
neutral
12,645
2008-10-07
With credit conditions generally tight and economic prospects relatively uncertain, investment spending was likely to be on the soft side going forward.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.857
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
negative
neutral
neutral
12,646
2008-11-19
Industrial production fell in September, although much of the drop was related to effects of recent hurricanes and a strike at an aircraft manufacturer.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.967
negative
0.405693
negative
-0.3818
negative
neutral
neutral
12,647
2008-11-19
Subsequently, however, market expectations reversed in response to the heightened financial turmoil and to generally weaker-than-expected economic data.
18
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.898
negative
0.340807
negative
-0.6597
neutral
neutral
positive
12,648
2008-11-19
In the forecast prepared for the meeting, the staff lowered its projection for economic activity in the second half of 2008 as well as in 2009 and 2010.
28
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.944
negative
0.426536
negative
-0.296
negative
neutral
neutral
12,649
2009-01-06
It was likely that, during the period of financial turmoil, the size of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet would need to be maintained at a high level.
27
negative
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.2511
negative
0.410669
negative
-0.3612
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,650
2009-02-18
Yields and spreads on corporate bonds decreased noticeably, particularly for speculative-grade firms, but spreads remained high by historical standards.
19
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.948
neutral
0.543912
positive
0.1761
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,651
2009-02-18
Debt of the domestic nonfinancial sectors expanded at a somewhat faster pace in the fourth quarter of 2008 than in the first three quarters of the year.
27
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9324
neutral
0.487103
negative
-0.0516
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,652
2009-04-08
However, other participants anticipated that TALF loans would increase over time as financial market institutions became more familiar with the program.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9254
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
12,653
2009-04-08
Spreads of yields on both BBB-rated and speculative-grade bonds relative to those on comparable-maturity Treasury securities were little changed on net.
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.05
positive
0.635851
positive
0.5574
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,654
2009-09-02
In the household survey, the unemployment rate edged down in July to 9.4 percent, while the labor force participation rate fell back to its March level.
26
neutral
No majority found
neutral
negative
-0.963
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
12,655
2009-09-02
Industrial production, while remaining well below pre-crisis levels, moved up strongly in Japan and edged up in the euro area and in the United Kingdom.
25
No majority found
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9255
neutral
0.487103
negative
-0.0516
positive
neutral
neutral
12,656
2009-11-24
Although single-family starts were about flat in September, the number of starts was well above the record low reached in the first quarter of the year.
26
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.725
neutral
0.455642
negative
-0.1779
neutral
neutral
positive
12,657
2009-11-24
Spreads on A2/P2-rated commercial paper (CP) and AA-rated asset-backed CP remained at the lower ends of their respective ranges over the past two years.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.883
positive
0.621025
positive
0.4939
neutral
neutral
positive
12,658
2010-02-17
Commercial construction continued to trend down, primarily reflecting weak fundamentals, though financing constraints probably were also playing a role.
19
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.963
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
negative
neutral
neutral
12,659
2010-05-19
The staff discussed the potential portfolio paths and macroeconomic consequences of a number of different strategies for accomplishing these objectives.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0831
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
12,660
2010-07-14
The Manager noted that a coupon swap is a common transaction in the market for MBS in which the two counterparties exchange securities at market prices.
26
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0162
positive
0.584191
positive
0.34
neutral
neutral
positive
12,661
2010-07-14
Even so, spreads of high-grade unsecured financial commercial paper to nonfinancial commercial paper widened only modestly over the intermeeting period.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8725
negative
0.405693
negative
-0.3818
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,662
2010-07-14
In addition, they saw inflation as likely to stabilize near recent low readings in coming quarters and then gradually rise toward more desirable levels.
24
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.7369
neutral
0.512897
positive
0.0516
neutral
neutral
positive
12,663
2010-08-31
Real business spending on equipment and software rose strongly again in the second quarter, with increases widespread across the categories of spending.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9382
positive
0.628713
positive
0.5267
positive
neutral
neutral
12,664
2010-08-31
Standards for commercial real estate loans and residential mortgages remained very tight, and banks did not appear to be easing standards on such loans.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.748
positive
0.589331
positive
0.3612
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,665
2010-10-12
Participants agreed that factors like these were pushing the unemployment rate up, but they differed in their assessments of the extent of such effects.
24
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.602
positive
0.567878
positive
0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
12,666
2011-04-05
In February, nominal retail sales, excluding purchases of motor vehicles and parts, rose moderately; sales of light motor vehicles posted a robust gain.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9355
positive
0.645519
positive
0.5994
neutral
neutral
positive
12,667
2011-05-18
Activity in the housing market remained very weak, as the large overhang of foreclosed and distressed properties continued to restrain new construction.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.963
negative
0.333855
negative
-0.6908
negative
neutral
neutral
12,668
2011-05-18
This outlook was based partly on a projected leveling-off of commodity prices and the belief that longer-run inflation expectations would remain stable.
22
neutral
neutral
positive
neutral
0.2833
positive
0.573464
positive
0.296
neutral
neutral
positive
12,669
2011-07-12
Real nonfarm inventory investment rose moderately in the first quarter, but data for April suggested that the pace of inventory accumulation had slowed.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.614
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
positive
neutral
neutral
12,670
2011-08-30
By unanimous vote, the Committee ratified the transactions by the Open Market Desk of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York over the intermeeting period.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.1416
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,671
2011-08-30
Some policymakers noted that their outlooks for economic activity were shaped in part by an expectation of fiscal restraint at all levels of government.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.554
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,672
2011-11-22
Although starts and permits for new single-family homes edged up in September, they stayed near the depressed levels seen since the middle of last year.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.604
negative
0.375053
negative
-0.5106
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,673
2011-11-22
However, participants indicated that many details of the new plan had not yet been worked out and that a number of important issues remained unresolved.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.159
positive
0.567878
positive
0.2732
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,674
2012-02-15
Starts and permits for new single-family homes rose in November and December but remained only a little above the depressed levels seen earlier in 2011.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7388
negative
0.386962
negative
-0.4601
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,675
2012-02-15
Data on credit card solicitations and from responses to the January SLOOS suggested that lending standards on consumer loans continued to ease modestly.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8839
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,676
2012-02-15
Participants noted that the ECB's three-year refinancing operation had apparently contributed to improved conditions in European sovereign debt markets.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.937
neutral
0.525652
positive
0.1027
positive
neutral
neutral
12,677
2012-04-03
Inventories in most industries looked to be reasonably well aligned with sales in recent months, although stocks of motor vehicles continued to be lean.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5981
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,678
2012-04-03
Dollar funding pressures continued to diminish, and the implied cost of dollar funding through the foreign exchange swap market fell moderately further.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.217
negative
0.426536
negative
-0.296
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,679
2012-05-16
Contacts in some parts of the country said that highly qualified workers were in short supply; overall, however, wage pressures had been limited so far.
25
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.923
negative
0.426536
negative
-0.296
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,680
2012-07-11
Yields on most euro-area peripheral countries' sovereign debt rose, particularly after the May 6 elections in Greece failed to produce a new government.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.1211
negative
0.327745
negative
-0.7184
neutral
neutral
positive
12,681
2013-01-03
Reserves increased over the intermeeting period, in part because of the settlement of the ongoing MBS purchases announced at the September FOMC meeting.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9326
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,682
2013-01-03
Most participants saw the risks to the inflation outlook as broadly balanced, and many noted that longer-term inflation expectations were well anchored.
22
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.851
negative
0.416952
negative
-0.3353
neutral
neutral
positive
12,683
2013-01-03
Household spending had continued to advance and the housing sector had shown further signs of improvement, but growth in the business sector had slowed.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.833
positive
0.663917
positive
0.6808
positive
neutral
neutral
12,684
2013-04-10
Such a dynamic was seen as potentially leading to a virtuous cycle that could help support household spending and financial market conditions over time.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8792
positive
0.708064
positive
0.886
positive
neutral
neutral
12,685
2013-05-22
Yields on corporate bonds fell roughly in line with those on Treasury securities of comparable maturity, generally leaving their spreads little changed.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.963
positive
0.612729
positive
0.4588
neutral
neutral
positive
12,686
2013-10-09
Total consumer price inflation picked up in recent months but continued to be modest, and measures of longer-run inflation expectations remained stable.
22
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.8627
positive
0.573464
positive
0.296
neutral
neutral
positive
12,687
2013-11-20
Furthermore, a secular decline in labor market dynamism, or turnover, might have contributed to a reduction in the size of normal monthly payroll gains.
24
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.829
positive
0.672255
positive
0.7184
neutral
neutral
positive
12,688
2013-11-20
Nevertheless, a number of participants noted that such operations were worthy of further study or saw them as potentially helpful in some circumstances.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8634
positive
0.672255
positive
0.7184
neutral
neutral
positive
12,689
2013-11-20
Members generally continued to see the downside risks to the outlook for the economy and the labor market as having diminished, on net, since last fall.
26
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.844
negative
0.383032
negative
-0.4767
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,690
2014-01-08
The pace of activity in the housing sector appeared to continue to slow somewhat, likely reflecting the higher level of mortgage rates since the spring.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.945
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
12,691
2014-01-08
The staff did not see the uncertainty around its outlook for inflation as unusually high, and the risks to that outlook were viewed as broadly balanced.
26
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5703
negative
0.358266
negative
-0.5829
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,692
2014-02-19
These documents were modified to incorporate the dollar and foreign currency liquidity swap arrangements authorized by a resolution on October 29, 2013.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.014
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,693
2014-02-19
Total payroll employment increased in December, but at a slower pace than in previous months, and the unemployment rate declined but was still elevated.
24
neutral
negative
neutral
positive
0.012
neutral
0.4618
negative
-0.1531
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,694
2014-04-09
Consumer price inflation continued to run below the Committee's longer-run objective, but measures of longer-run inflation expectations remained stable.
19
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.767
positive
0.573464
positive
0.296
neutral
neutral
positive
12,695
2014-05-21
Consumer price inflation continued to run below the Committee's longer-run objective, but measures of longer-run inflation expectations remained stable.
19
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.767
positive
0.573464
positive
0.296
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,696
2014-08-20
Participants requested additional analysis from the staff on issues related to normalization as background for further discussion at their next meeting.
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0817
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,697
2014-08-20
Intermeeting data releases on euro-area industrial production came in below market expectations, also weighing on headline equity markets in the region.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.96
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
12,698
2014-10-08
Both the share of workers employed part time for economic reasons and the rate of long-duration unemployment declined a little over the past two months.
25
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.743
neutral
0.455642
negative
-0.1779
neutral
neutral
positive
12,699
2015-02-18
The decrease in the value of imports stemmed in large part from a reduction in the value of petroleum imports, reflecting both lower prices and volumes.
26
negative
neutral
positive
negative
-0.714
positive
0.599144
positive
0.4019
neutral
neutral
positive
12,700
2015-08-19
Participants discussed how recent developments influenced their expectations for reaching the FOMC's 2 percent inflation objective over the medium term.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.2321
neutral
0.50645
neutral
0.0258
neutral
neutral
positive